Version 1.9.2

https://github.com/SimonPadbury/b4st

b4st is a simple WordPress starter theme loaded with Bootstrap 4.

• Simple, intuitive, clean code.

• Bootstrap, theme CSS and JS, functions and loops are organized into different folders.

• Bootstrap 4.0.0-beta.2 (served by cdnjs.com CDN) CSS and JS enqueued.

• Popper 1.12.3 (served by cdnjs.com CDN) JS enqueued. Because needed by Bootstrap popovers, tooltips and collapsed navbar "hamburger" action.

• jQuery 3.2.1 enqueued, (served by cdnjs.com CDN),

• [NEW] Font Awesome 5.0.2 (served by use.fontawesome.com CDN) enqueued.

• Modernizr 2.8.3 (served by cdnjs.com CDN) enqueued.

• Navbar with dropdowns (child menus) – a custom walker nav menu class has been built to handle the dropdowns.

• Sidebar-widget-area is optional. If no widgets, then the sidebar will not be shown (main column automatically becomes full width).

• A starter CSS theme – /theme/css/b4st.css, enqueued. (Note: do not put your styles in styles.css.)

• WordPress menu and WordPress search form in the Bootstrap 4 .navbar (Note: Bootstrap 4 navbar dropdowns supports only two levels of menu links (no sub-sub menus).

• Bootstrap pagination for blog index and blog category pages.

• Bootstrap pagination for posts/pages if split over a series of 'pages'.

• Visual editor stylesheet – into which the same Bootstrap 4 and starter CSS theme are preloaded by @import, so that what you see in the visual editor is (mostly!) what you get at the front end (WYSI(M!)WYG). E.g. you will see the theme's typpography in the WordPress Post/Page editor, and you can use Bootstrap CSS in the editor – but its width will not be the same as your article column width in the front end.

• UNLICENCE (open source).

Significant updates and milestones will be noted here: https://github.com/SimonPadbury/b4st/releases/

This is the place to find some answers: https://github.com/SimonPadbury/b4st/wiki.

If you don't find what you want, please open an Issue.

If you want want to see something in b4st and you can do it yourself, please feel at liberty to add it as a Pull Request. But remember that this is only meant to be a starter theme – I don't want to add a load of stuff that most people will delete because they don't need it. There are other ways to expand the b4st project – e.g. via the wiki.

Inspired by Brad Frost's Atomic Design, Atomic Boot Pug is comprised of a set of Bootstrap 4 docs demo snippets (tranformed into Pug mixins) reorganized into a starter styleguide.

Just a little something to help you kick off your next project. :-)